Joint development with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Civil Engineering Technical Support and Human Resource Development Center! It is possible to grasp deflection, natural frequency, and damping constant.
We would like to introduce the "RC Slab Impact Vibration Test." This device is a specialized instrument developed in collaboration with the Tokyo Metropolitan Civil Engineering Technical Support and Human Resource Development Center to investigate the damage level of bridge RC slabs. This survey involves dropping a weight onto the center of the slab, and by measuring the free decay vibrations of the slab generated by the impact, it is possible to grasp the deflection, natural frequency, and damping constant. 【Features】 ■ Jointly developed with the Tokyo Metropolitan Civil Engineering Technical Support and Human Resource Development Center ■ Capable of measuring deflection, natural frequency, and damping constant *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is a measurement consultant capable of visualizing situations through various data analyses, starting with the measurement of structures and ground, and creating measurement technologies and analytical methods, as well as developing various systems. In a wide range of areas including dynamic characteristic surveys, measurement management services, construction and maintenance of monitoring systems, and system development services, we constantly aim for innovative technology development and services, proposing solutions tailored to our customers' needs.
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